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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1918

Page

3

Dinner Party Honors O'Connell Brother and Wedding Event

Community dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. OConnell celebrated their brother John OConnell headed to war while Miss Catherine Walsh and Clarence A Swainson prepare for a society wedding next week. Decorations blended military colors with wedding symbolism for a sixteen-cover event.

BP. J. O'Connell John O'Connell Catherine Walsh Clarence A. Swainson Mrs L. Beatty Bridge Joseph Wasserman Mrs. Beatty

Women’s Red Cross Drive Raises Over Five Thousand

Women of Cheyenne concluded a community Red Cross drive that raised more than $5,000. City chairman A. D. Johnston led the effort and organized volunteers across the town.

Wowen Gheyenne A. D. Johnston

Visiting List of Cheyenne Social Notes and Moves

Miss Mary Nimmo travels to Colorado Springs for Colorado College commencement and visits friends. Mr. and Mrs. George Merrill and daughter stay in Cheyenne while Mr. Merrill, president of the National Lumberman's Association, makes a business trip east. Judge and Mrs. Matson return from Denver. Miss Martha Ott leaves for San Francisco to visit her brother at the Presidio and Mrs. Whitcom in Washington. Ethel Nimmo, a Southern Seminary graduate, visits Cincinnati and plans Chicago and Omaha on return. Grace and Theresa Cervantes depart for Atlanta to join their parents. Mrs. Henderson and guest Mrs. Whittemore of New York visit Cheyenne. Lieut. A. G. Reilly departs Fort Sill for the South after visiting Cheyenne.

Mary Nimmo Colorado Springs Colorado College Nimmo George Merrill Witte Pasadena Cal Merrill Albert Chapman Cheyenne National Lumberman's Association Judge Buena Vista West Va Cincinnati Chicago Omaha Grace Theresa Cervantes Atlanta South Cervantes H. B. Henderson O. A. Whittemore New York Denver

Church Circles and Guild Meetings Schedule

The Methodist Aid society holds its May business meeting this afternoon at 3 PM in the church parlor with Mrs Enoe Laughile presiding. The St Mark's Guild meeting moved from Thursday to Friday at the Parish house. The Presbyterian Missionary Society schedule follows.

Methoding Aid Society Methodist Aid Society Enoe Laughile St. Mark's Guild Guild of St. Mark's

Missionary Meeting Highlighted by Local Program

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. J. A. Morton chaired a missionary program in Slam with Wrap S. Swan and Mee. J. B. Glut Wedell in charge. Miss Geral dine Swarm performed with Mine Pau la Swarm visiting Cheyenne. The event featured piano pieces humorous readings and a fine serial hour with a served tea.

Leety J. A. Morton S. Swan Mee oMre Stan Slam Bribblefield Geraldine Swarm Paula Swarm Cheyenne

Women’s Club Chapter C P Ee OL Closes Season

Mrs A D Johnston and Mrs J D Shingle hosted Chapter C P Ee OL for a season ending meeting at Johnston home. Visitors sewed and knitted, tea was served at five, and most members attended. The chapter adjourned until September.

A. D Johnston J. D. Shingle C. P. Ee Mike Jennie McGuffy

Flags of Allies Feature at Hundred Percent American Ball

Decorations at the capitol included flags of France Belgium Great Britain Italy Serbia Montenegro Romania Russia Japan and Portugal with Old Glory as the central display. State Treasurer Herman B Gates arranged the flags from Denver at telephonic request of Capitol Commission Secretary Charles Morgan. Flags arrived around 7 65 o clock and were set in place shortly after.

Germany Capitol Denver Herman B. Gates Charles Morgan Capitol Commission Cheyenne France Belgium Great Britain Italy Serbia Montenegro Romania Russia Japan Portugal

White House Wool company gains new shareholder for Red Cross

A. M. Brock of Buffalo Wyoming subscribes to five shares at five dollars each, boosting total Whitehouse wool subscriptions to 160 dollars. The Wyoming Wool Growers Association contributes one hundred dollars and individual donors including A B Bartlett of Cheyenne and A M Brock of Buffalo join the drive. The initiative, linked to gifts from President and Mrs Wilson, aims to raise funds for the Red Cross.

White House Mra. Wilson Wyoming Red Cross Red Cross’ Fund Houx A. M. Brock Buffalo Wyo Whitehouse Wyoming Wool Growers Ass‘n A. B. Bartlett Cheyenne Wryo

United States Express Companies Merge to Form Federal Express

Washington May 28 One union express company for the entire United States was created today by an agreement among McAdoo and leaders of Adana Wells Fargo American and Southern express. The new corporation with 40 million in capitalization will be known as the Federal Express company. George Taylor of American Express will lead the new concern after July 1 as the combination becomes effective. Shippers will direct shipments without regard to any carrier and the individual company brands disappear from wagons and stations.

Washington Union Express Company United States McAdoo Adana WelleFargo American Southern Express Companion Federal Rapreas Company George ©. Taylor American Express Company

Furnished Bent-S-Room Available Starting June 5

Advertises a completely furnished bent-s room for six weeks starting June 5, with water, bath, and access to amenities. Contact 100 W for further details and application terms.

Bent

Negro Resort Raided by Police in Colored City Section

Police Chief Embery raided a residence in the colored city section finding whiskey port wine and beer. Inmate Jordan Davis was arrested and jailed with Hanel. Davis, a downtown saloon porter, was linked to bootlegging while the resident Hazel Crosby hosted gatherings with revelers and a musician present.

Embery Hazel Crosby Jordan Davis Hanel Davis Thease Underworld

Patriotic Ball at State Capitol Draws Big Patronage

A patriotic ball hosted by the 100 Per Cent American club at the state capitol drew large crowds last evening. The lobby housed dancing while a large orchestra played from a platform. the event aimed to raise funds for the war effort and was described as a huge success with potential for future repeats.

Capitol

Public offices open to patrons with wandering rights

The state offices welcomed the public as scores wandered the stately building while financial returns were not yet available. Officials expect prompt disclosure and report no disappointment with the venture’s outcome.

Unclear OCR fragment on local figures and roles

Fragment mentions Richard Weatherly Majorie’s lover Wilmore Stevens Arthur Busch and Alva My ere with roles described as pollo men caraped lunatic and superintendent of the sanitorium. Mentions Donald Mecfiondgie and Ailton Laughlin in a price fight context.

Inlaw Donald Mecfiondgie Ax Richard Weatherly Majorie Wilmore Stevens Arthur Busch Alva Myere Ailton Laughlin Jones

Cheyenne High Play Draws Crowd Despite Flawed Script

The audience praised the young cast noting they could hold their own with professionals. The play grossed $125 million and proceeds go to the Red Cross, a sign of community support for Cheyenne High.

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